I want to start a cooking class for South Indian cuisine

Learn South Indian dishes with Anjali
Learn South Indian dishes with Anjali Posts: 1 observer rank
edited March 16 in First-time course creation

Is it possible to create a cooking class for south indian cuisine ? If possible how do I start? And will people join?

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  • RajuDyapur745
    RajuDyapur745 Posts: 35 trailblazer rank
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    Yes, it is possible to create any class you wish that has demand in the market.

    Cooking channels / courses are popular but you need to do that research.
    Your research should be based on
    1) The type of course that are on different platforms
    2) Look for their demand based on the number of people enrolled
    3) What will make a difference with your course
    4) Look for any of those classes/courses that are FREE that will compete with your lessons

    Always ask yourself a question "What will make them enroll in your courses compared to a course on …………?"

    After all this, if you are ready, you will certainly know the content of your courses/classes.

    To answer your question "Will people join?", that is a BIG question for everyone (especially marketing).
    That's the reason I mentioned about the research. Please make your informed decision based on your research.

  • veenug131@gmail.com
    veenug131@gmail.com Posts: 4 researcher rank
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    Dear Anjali

    I think any course made with good video lectures and great presentation attracts students.

    Where are you based ? let me know if you need ant help

    Regards

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  • ToddMcLeod
    ToddMcLeod Posts: 112 specialist rank

    To get started, I’d recommend checking out Udemy’s official course on how to create a course:

    🔗 How to Create an Online Course on Udemy

    This course will guide you through everything you need to know, from structuring your lessons to recording and publishing your content. Additionally, here are a few key steps to help you get started:

    1. Define Your Course Structure – Plan out the dishes you want to teach and break them into lessons (e.g., dosa, sambar, chutneys).
    2. Set Up Your Filming Space – Ensure you have good lighting and clear audio so students can easily follow along.
    3. Create Engaging Content – Demonstrate each recipe step-by-step and provide useful tips along the way.
    4. Publish and Promote – Once your course is live, share it with your network and engage with students in the Q&A section.

    If you're passionate about teaching South Indian cooking, there will definitely be students interested in learning from you. Wishing you the best of luck with your course!

    Best,
    Todd

  • ToddMcLeod
    ToddMcLeod Posts: 112 specialist rank

    https://www.udemy.com/course/official-udemy-create-course/

  • MarinaT
    MarinaT Posts: 2,405 Udemy rank

    Hi Anjali,

    I hope you're doing well—welcome!😊

    As other instructors have mentioned, you can absolutely create a course on Indian cooking. To better understand the current supply and demand for these courses, I highly recommend exploring our Marketplace Insights tool and browsing the marketplace.

    Additionally, here are some helpful resources:

    Course Quality Checklist

    Teaching Center: How to Plan, Record, Publish and Market your course

    Teaching on Udemy: FAQ

    Community - Course Creation Compilation

    Course Creation Webinar w/ Jimmy Naraine

    Webinar Replay: Making the Most of your Instructor Experience w/Katie Bent

    I hope this helps! Please let us know if you have additional questions.

    We wish you the best of success with your course!

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